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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

So great has been the success Of the fnce
Baking Powder Co. in compromising Dr.
Pric4s Cream keking Powder and special
Flaw JOnng Extracts, that they have received
the Special inoor3emcnt OF the niteu States
and the Canadian Governments as being the
most perfectly msGe and Tree from all IN
luribus substances.
Tbs following heads of the great Iniver-
studs and Public Food Analysts find Dr.
pride's Cream Baking Powder the purest
and strongest. Free from Ammonia. free
from Lime, free nom Alum and every drug
taiut. and recommend It's use in every
family.
Persons doubling the truthfulness Of this
can write any of the Chemists named.
Prof. IL. Ogden Doremus NJ. D., J.. l.. D..
Bellevue Medical College. New York. Prof.
IA. c. White. state Chemist, University
Georgia, Athens. Ga. Prot. r. c. kedzie.
late President, Stale Board CT Health, Lam
sing, Mich. Prof. IA. M Schefler, Analyli-
ca Chemist. 81. Louis No. Prof Charles
l.. Dwight. Analytical Chemist, Wheeling.
w. Va. Prot. James +. Babc9ck, State As
sayer, Boston, Mass. Dr. Elias II. BARLEY,
B. s.. Chemist ~ the Department OF Health,
Brooklyn, \. ~ Prof Carts c Howard.
". Sc. Startling Medical College, Columbus.
Columbus, ONO Prof NJ. Delfontaine
Analytical Chemist Chicago III. Prof. T.
S. g. Patton, late Chemist Health Depart
ment, Chicago. iii. Prot. John u. ordway,
Mass Institute of Technology. Boston
Prof T.. a. Witthaus A. NJ. NJ. D., Univer-
sity OF Buffalo. y. Y. Prof. A. II. Sabin
State Chemist, Burlington. VI. Prof John
Bohlander Jr. \. NJ. ". ~. Prof. Chemis-
try and Toxic0lo-y, College Medicine and
Surgery, Cincinnati, O.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Tsn sasial rsrsaiis .sle izsusi yesterday
1as estf -titef
A. 80 - ser lae srls afs working
sfes.li9 aa4 Eilaest s2g tEsosie.
Tie uen1ers ot tas fsrsa1 ksp.-s { r. kst
Ci.a slI sl4slfs se-ea tais afternoon ana
80 sEsaaes szs.ss - sla kall sssaa1s-
A C1ieszs bz1a 81 fsef pieces sso-
ii1s. 1.l's snl a hsrp-- sas been s1kat 81
~ 81 - a. 9tizsa cezc8 tne es.an~s - 10
seasofA
a regi.sT mescag % t1e efeAsl tlAo
W. be- asir lsxt H8ltaf etsnfhs . slsn
1'4siaess "a sfsCiAi ~ ap'-f'4sl-s ~ ~
Na1sefiet
t4.4s AQta caazhr s.iysr So AZ as~.
Ana ttree taches j.. leaEfa DO taa sfef fes-
lerlaF a.sFulag. il = sss1 ~ - TIE iaisss-
sgsf -zassl 1srs
Al ssclrs.aE ton Ihrss Rivers -
ollas4 8sae-- aaees tEe auspices of tie
1rsns1 ai l1ss pace, o5ctza1 ls-9 people
% i1e iz1.o4a Bass Las resort 3eslSt1sI
Daring zee csaa.ns seaesi Y-4r Prof.
Cs1sss e. s2spast "a t1e Ell to1sssxais'-
- tlis eit7 via slend o1s caJ "a e>co
vee< -e1cninz m4s.c "a tas Alies-n
sc1ools.
city Surveyor Cellar cla 1s thst BFl'se
ssseal sxllke leeDs 4tlelftsl. ti- says lie
fl1Fatl0n 1l /, LES " l-e spans - 80 zrral
taal i = Aksly 10 a441sg.zily seaAen tns
sIf4ct4re.
Esv Als4aadsF r. AsFr.rnan 81 me First
t0a< <atlol a c81fcs. c4otfltDtes al able
sFl.eie - tAs 4a.ss..sH 4ageE, i9r AlSls-.
TIE ltle - The .a.De 90 Wol.alp IA ne
Religious lt.e
fo4ndla4slss Heiss5a captured Two dogs
aa- : s--Ee AZ coll sstsfls5. l1sy Hefs
inPr..clec ia t1a Haie4 boo 81. resiiis. aud
up ID q at- aou- zaf sf-ulGS the owners
IA aog called .or them.
Tia 6fsal RaP.1s Lansing & netgoi.
RAIgasd ComEzlY ces4o proceedings N
tne Great Court FestrE1LY O. CCncemn
Geefzs r Hsesa and ilkA LANCE % Paris
t1Hasa~.
Tne Detroit As4s ssystta uDon the COM
pletiqn oftne res az /. - ri TIE Detroit. Ian
sinz s >oEineEn. from eraaf Aapids q Grand
Ledge. a lass fI4is se1siCe viii - eztao-
As-sl between DeLrols aol Chicago oy way
ol orald kap4.s. IN connection with the
G. * W. A. road
Hon Julius Housenan yesterday leased
for Zen years a sulls Ol rooms Ia III ueg
block % The tfrand Rapids Law Library
Aassociaucn, Nbo viii open library with
NJ. Livingstone In charge Bezt.eek. over
&S'D rel4lies ~ IA c4Fs already fern
contributed b. members
Tie cases of Thomas +. sheldon aud
Geo. F. Psutlind. botb against the city OF
Grana Rapids. Involving the title 10 the
soufa asit Of tne fulton Street Park, were
egbmltisli 10 Judge Burlingarce yesterday
aIl a verdict Will 90 rendered nexL week
Thursday morning.
As a. insl1ncs 81 the uareiability of the
ststls,.cs collected bv the S. lpsrylsors. may
Do mentioned tee faSt thst John H4iiron
= reported % ihs County clerk a. having
hesa corn ia Texas ana died 81 consuH p
ton at the sse Of four DAYS, IA the Eighth
wa4d ~ The year 1855.
h Il expected the Poundroaster will begin
ais war ot determination ca tae dogs to-day.
dow the prisoaers viii be executed has no.
been decided ss set. hut CHARLEY Shattrcx
suggests that either OF the half dozen or
more brass baucs 20 which be belongs,
could easily Kill tkani II allowed TO play Tot
al hour or tao IN The vicinity OF the pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
FURIOUS RUNAWAY.
A. G.. Shear Thrown Out of His Wagon
and siightIy Injured.

and slightly Injured.
A. g. Smear. young farmer Of Byron
Township. vas driving a span OF young
horses attached to lumber wagon on which
was a hay rack north on Waterioo-st. about
3o'clock las, evening. when they became
frightened a, G. L. & I. train which
cr0ssed Just behind them and ran away.
They were going - fuil speed and entireiy
UncortrOiiaole when they reached Monroe
sf. Here they whC eied to the east the
wagon sisgiDx around to the Sidewalk
ana throwing Shear out.on The fagssonss
In lTons of Gardiner 9 Baxter. Three
women = ho were sanding near there bare
Is escapes being ran over The now thor
9usbiy ricEtsn "a animals starred 10 Mon
roe. 81. wiia the velocity OF Vhirlwind. A.
Wilson drug store tie wagon struck Dr.
Ntitc's 5nkEy, taxing OF one oftbe waeeis
and otherwise dsmseiDg Is. 10 vas slmoal
~ fracuious. - ths feSnl rushed franfiraiiv
on bow they avoided two street cars AMI
ihrtc or four carriages. which were Ill.
fsctiy in thsir path. hey Turned IN ard
o1t and rnsitY without doing ar m0re
dsmscs coliiced with a telephone pole in
.rout 1f Pecx's drug store. whsfe .hev xers
- iSat by a patroImaa and tvo citizens AMI
tsks1 % barn. when shear was picked
NJ be Bpisinsd cf being burt p toe back
and ribs. lie vas tsxen 70 Wilson's dr8e
store sn3 rs Wounds did not prove vpfe
,efio1s beyond = bad shaking ur. One ~
the horses ~ss hsilv cDt add bruised asout
The .eEs Mr shear atIer short tins wss
able Go drive home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
rAE co1hsisssoasss


&n t11atsfset.Hx sas<11n 1es1xFa4s-tA< "a
Hess S0HsF4sk kss.
T1s Board ef fglles sra tlFs coUnss-
sioasss soa vsnsa ia EsxUiss ssssian yestsF-
DAY Ssh fzsslssDl DsssFt - tie Sasir sna
Al TIE tasas bsrs preSsat. f0undaSsiss
Aaizsbos ssksd that - assistant. Mr.
Ennhoof t.s rases = s4eSsas Pe .os oonsts-
oie. com uiltee 0a Men aud Discipline
PsIfolaaa kshs a. Gray tsDcsfea hs
rszi d 4sflon - he IS unshls 10 stand the
hsrd eork imposed apoa tbs naea re-
csaut. Referred O. ths Cosnmilies on Ae8
ard discipline ths application u it.o-
d0Fe EfseFds feE = POSITION on he Seltee
foros ives placed On hls. *ae
lht following accounts were sil0s &C.
Grand ksp.1s Lea aud AoAi C0mP&ny .ssglsss
plies. 81 Teiephans Compsay service. s.
ceats Eaton l.yn & Co. supplies, kli.be.
+. : az Drlele. feed szfto Meta PoissA
Company polish. $50. SDrsg Co. sup
plies. 81 IS. q. K + c. 4 r. Co service,
3 Michigan iroa Nofks repairs. sZ@-si'
Aiied Steam Laundry. Sii.os
fadrolmAn frank Wiley WAS granted .
"a silon lfom july IA 20 ~ The contract
for tlls furnishing OF so feet OF ere hose
wss awarded 10 Rsniyille & i.yon, xssnts OF
the BossOa Hose 60. Adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
CRUEL PARENTS.
A Boy Driven Into the Street Because he
Failt to z nd Nnrk

Boy Driven Into the Street Because ne
Fails to F.nd Work
Willie Turpstra aged Il. called at Police
Headquarters last night and asked for a
place 10 sleep. He is small for one OF bis
age and when questioned by the Sergeant
said that hs was the son OF Ralph Turpstrs,
who lives on Fremonts., near Seventh.
he told his story in straightforward man
ner. saving that he attended the Seventh
Street school until about q year ago when
his parents put him 90 work IN shop and
since thea be had worked in four
different places the last being at
the trunk factory o. Groskopf Bros.
on Canal-st. which be left about month
since because there was 10 more work.
Since leaving 6roskopfs he has been trying
to find work but failed aud yesterday
morning his father tod MIN that unless be
found Job ne must not come home. He
said that he travelled all day in search of
work without success and went home in
the eyenibg tired aud hungry, when his
father and mother told him to leave the
house He went away but efterward re-
turned and begged them TO allow him to
come IN, bat his father tsrned him cut and
threatened To whip him if ne returned. He
then started 10 go to the house of his
brother who Is married and lives on Broad
way, and met a policeman who advised
him 10 90 10 Headquarters where be ap-
peared soort midnight and was booked as a
LOGGER. His case will be investigated and
ii II is found that he has told the truth. bis
father will probably be prosecuted for
violating the school law.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

L, &. Eu iheTiori. of Hart. Department
Commander Of The Michigan q a. T.. vas
in fhs city yesterday ana With Gen. 3. =.
Pierce were masking arrangements with T.
T. Brown and Charles Russell. 81 the Hi.
nos Centsai ior tfausp porssio0 tor tae Mich
ivau = a = 70 tDs National aDcaurnleut
IA 81 ioais reHf eegten her The road
wli carry ieiegstess for one fare both wavs,
ana it - exleciea fhst upward OF two thou
4a
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
IAE CANE AWS
aanters shopgs Preserve Thfs fer Futrr-
Erfrrsnre.


A. be last session of the Legislature he
game avs we're amended somewhat. Ta-
amendment which vas approved Jun- >.
ls~7 and given immediate effect provides
fhst no person shell hpnt OF XII any deer
IN this ssasessvs only from Nov. i % De-.
&. providing that the pper Peninsula fssr
May be kitled between tct ! snd N8v IS
eniy. lt shall nee be lawful ~ XII at a8v
tinie any deer vhea "a "a red eoas. Or fs~
vhea In IS 80 or spotted cost. sa1 rcSses.
s.Cn - sgeh 3eer or skin slsi - priaa
iscs eslseres q ilieVal siIling q shefi -
an awi,il - xIa ef rapfsre snv aser p tse
~atsr< of ar strssn1s. rcnts cr Iskes cs
aF tle ue4ns u frtns Or Di f1lls. or r.
tss use ~ ~ artircfsi ifght Any dor seea
iol.owieg en tae rack ~ aeer ~ a1s
En.s csn - ed a. ssght and The axner
80 asc1 seq s1ati hsrs "a redress
NJ wilt nfrxev shall bs kfaed sxcers
Sc thrbtrer November snd risceusher 81
asrA yrsz. sn1 r8eic.rs rsrfri1ee. rafsfe3
s111se. wi- assck. Vii eoose. - Any oiker
v:.d wsteT fsw. or sD;pe save aalr f-am
4~of. - Tan. = No rfaer nrsvtaon ~ tes
prsvis1elg sx.ssiss game saw wss changed
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
Prevented a Panic.

II is rarely that female exhibits cool
ness in case Of fire, but al instance of
strong presence of mind occurred at Music
Hall in Flint during the performance of
the Black Crook Company. The entire
ballet was in motion, and the front line
passing rapidly along the line of footlights,
when Il was observed that the piano cover,
which had fallen directly upon the gas jets
in the very centre of the lights. was in
blaze. Mile, Ada Saurent. the premier.
changed her steps, danced her way ia and
out among the rect till she reached the
blazing cloth. and bending gracefully over.
picked il M, threw il 10 the centre OF the
stage and actually danced outihe fire, with
out losing step. A storm OF applause
greeted her, when the astonnded audience
realized the extent of her audacity.
4 yFEn A \ "
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
To t.ae Detrnft Raoes.

The Detroit. Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Railroad will run two cheap excursions to
Detroit next week. On Thursday, the 2lst
inst. when the great race ofthe Detroit meet
ing viii take place. and on Saturday, the 2Sd,
the Chicago aud the DetrOiis viii play a
game 81 base hall. Trains will be run on
these tvo days. and passengers will have
ample t.me 70 attend both entertainments
and 10 see toe city. Trains leave at 600 q.
~, aad returning leave Detroit Al I0.55 p.
II. on each day. Round trip tickets. good
for one day, only s..
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Beginning August /, regular mail daily
service on the Detroit, Lansing 4 Northern
runs between this city and Howard City
will be established. Heretofore the D.. j.
& n. trains have not been mail trains save
between Howard City and the Saginaws,
consequently a letter mailed here today for
Lake View couldn't possibly get TO its desti-
nation until tomorrow, for IT went to
Howard City on the G. r. & |. train. and
waited there until the next day. because the
G. r. e ]. mail leaves about an hour later
than The D., l.. & y. This change will be
greatly apnreciated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

n crossing kent-si. yesterday some heavy
weight member OF the bar broke plank in
crosswslk between the Phonix Block and
the. County Building County Clerk
Harvey expressed TIE opinion THAI wesley
N HyGo or George II. White vas rrsponsi-
lie for Tie bfe4k. bgt Mr.. Hyde denied the
charge and said thar it must nave bsen done
- red a. Maynard or William Alden
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
.ralk About Nlcs work.

Now IS Spring is mere, and everybody
changes their clothing would advise you.
ifvcu have any work in cleaning and dye-
inc. to take such where you can get the
0est work dose NJ tbe lowest prices. such n
place is the "Old aud Relisble" Eagle Steam
Dye House. No. - Csnal-st.
\. y. Binding. lining and repairing OF
gents clothing is done with the utmost OF
neatness aud durability, which Is proven
beyond doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

f.. NJ. Mooar and VIII Bennett, who have
been ct Ann Arbor and Detroit attending
the annual meet of Michigan members OF
the League of American Wheelmen. re-
turned home Yesterday forenoon. They
made the trip on their wheels. leaving De-
troit at 80 Tuesday morning. making the
run TO Williams Point, Ingham county, for
the first nights rest They passed through
Pennington. Novice. New Hudson, Ken
sington. Brighton. Howell and Lansing.
Wednesday noon they dined st Eagle, and
then made the run 90 Saranac for the sec
ord nights rest. After hearty breakfast
at thai place yesterday morning they
started on their final run, passing through
Lowell and Ada. arriving AZ 1920 yesterday
forenoon. The distance wss a little over
$50 miles
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

The oaly exclusive Baby Carriage Store
in the United States is at No. 275 Wabash
ave, Chicago. The large and beautiful
display ef the celebrated Holman Adjusta-
bic Baby Carriages is the wonder and pride
of the people OF the grest Northwest. See
advertisement in another column of this
paper and send for their handsome cata-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
Man waats but As,le here below.


This is especially true 0f q purge. The
average man or woman does not precisely
hsoger for Il, ss rale. but when lsAsn.
WISHES IL % be prompt. sure aud effective.
DR.. fiefres Pleasant furgative Pellets
leave nothing 10 be dosred 10 point Of
efficacy. aud yet their action is totally
free from any unpleasant symptoms, or
dlsagreeable after effects. Purely vegetable.
periertly harmless.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

warrant vas iss8ed yesterday for ths
arrest ~ Joan asuuessg, oR complaint n
W = slstalse Tor larceny. HsnaessF IN
Fiess3 AlIshoese lp 70 AS rcor1 ard sto
his warch Ahsaouss wes szreSfsd v sdHss
tlas nlest ar essae drank. ani aSssf SOBER.
iae t,f ~ missed hss rsrfh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

The cheapesrresidenc in the city large
house with all modern improveu ents, ele-
CANT grounds, shade trees. etc. good stable
water. gas and sewerage complete situated
within two minutes walk OF three lines of
street cars. Cost. 81 900. 50 600 Will buy
IT. terms easy. Inquire on the premises. A.
Turner-st.. West Side.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

A variant vas issued yesterday for the
srfes, 81 George sisier % a charge Of sissl-
inxa shof su1 and rair 81 roots from
u schsei Collins o. Tsris township sgisr
- nox serving term in the County jail
fe<sfesiing revolver ao6 viii h imr8sdI-
afeiv arrested on has release
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

C. NJ. Adams. Christian Scientist and
Healer. is stopping in the city for a short
time. those in need OF his services will lind
him at bis rooms in the Grnnell block. y
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
Bids Wanted.

OFFICE BoARp OF POLICE hSp FIRE
COMMISSIONERS, July II. 1887.
Bids will be received at this Office for
1900 feet of Cotton Rubber lined - fire
hose. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids, bids to be opened
Thursday at Up. m.
Il. r. McREYHoLps,
Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

BRONSON n fhu riis o. fhar asy. Jny a.
l.,l. llaFa N nse rs affen }. rs0assll. ase1
- seAss months snd - dsfs
iae seleslas viii - taken 70 Jackson whese
The flnsisl VIII ssear Saturday. Jug Is.
Jaeksoa paper. plosse copy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

otss~s .srses krspessy osasEs ohjsst =
Gssztssx shs sfr.ss s<siiwsy's s<@gssss


ots4~e -zEset Property osasEs oe3se& -
Grs2tsax ne Sfr.e< t<aitwsy-s H@g@<~f,
TIE 8l1sxlosn Of re foarsb &ns Fsitb
xards nsst a The SesEeil s9ozss yesterday
- ceaskisr tbs sfPlisatson 81 tie street
R4iass Ceupany, ~ 0rara kaRi7s 80
petlsensa &ea-sg ssealng i9z casnzs q
tas.F track fIom IaRsl-sf. % hzstsnsss
0t-4~s col5arook and f1y .0Fs s.. TIE
matter waz pssssy thoroaksly 5isc1ssed and
if . Tumofet thsi the couanittss 81 report
sdseFss.g 10 the prayer 81 ne petitioners
tuose sk0 are opposed - the ehsoks claim
that EAs city pad s. 30 Tor The cornsf near
the puWpiag woEks IL order % give tbs
eoalp2Dy ths necsss4sy curve 81 ia&t p,.n ns
aud tazs . change rJaid SIMPLY D. the
t1ro.lng asay of l-at sum 81 money. th4t
years ago lhs coaspslH tore up IL o<iasa-
81. iFae2s aud secured tie privilege Of oe-
C1ryibg lsn4i-st thai DttaUa Is. has re-
csati7 besn xfaisd All gTaxeie1 aud Is noo
Cns of fle naest orifing th0foughfases ~
tne cts, snd that tbz occupancy Of Ibe
street ~oaid b aa injury 10 lhe property
The CON mittee viii unaogb.etiy make
taelt feTorl next Monday eVsnl8s AID viii
bs pieity tb0.euehiy discussed before The
granting ~ rejection Of t0e request
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Frresra ~ JniF ia ssezrara from fse
-oke rersor tonight ssys thst zee rsrorisd
kaF-z ~ A. fsst - tie Flnsersons -
4ishcrr fs4r1aaon. Egefytaing Is qn.st
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

The Steamer Lou A. Cummings will not
connect with the 8 p. IN. train at Petoskey
for Charleyoix tonight, the only time it will
occur this season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Oliver schultz ~Ss srrrste7 - tre tlsck
"a y 81 Bridge a. 5esf rsrf for Th r{irg
rs sisorced -i e am osinz drank.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

lRcuir-OTffes Hi sfsEss Tie Felt
Boot Company ys. Blsse.l Carpet Sweeper
13mpanv. Asumpsit Mar n.el.--
Grand Rapids Lansing & Detroit I,aiiroad
t0npSny vs John and aik1 i.snge Peti~
u0- 20 condemn property. same IS. Geo.
$. Mecca 4 al. same
SUeEsioR. Thomas p. sheldon ". the
City al GraaG Bapids Esclment. Argued
aad submitted Geo. r. Pautlind IS. the
city. Eiectmeni Argued and submitted.
-Pauick J. BNtgoa ys Cbss J. Ryan.
In chancery. Decree dismissing oil Of
complaint.
TYoHArY Estate OF Maria Lake. De
ceased. order appointing tnas. H. penline
aud John Leathefman commissioners on
claims La re Enma Davis. an lncigent
insare person. order Of admission 10 Mich.
igsn Asylum for the Insane az Kalamazoo
at expense OF Kent County. Estate Of
Hattie T Dennis. deceased. administrator 5
bond Hled and letters issued 10 Emerson Is.
Dennis Estate OF Ellen smith. deceased
petition for appointment OF an admins
traitor nled. hearing Aug. u; order ap-
pointing Andrew Tabor special admins
traitor. bona fled aud letters issued
Estate OF Edward " Smith a minor, order
appointing Mary HELEN Tabor guardian
bond fled iiled and letters Issued.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

fss thousands ~ ei7rss sra tas 80 a.
vsrassment foe Itr sage Cs&arrA Renssg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

subssribs Jor tke TELEGRAM HERALD
ao'e. Sepsa papers week fer a ssiiiias.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
Better Mail Facilities.

.Subsc,ije far ,be TELEGR1NHERA Id
nom. lSerell l,apera @ toeek Tor @ siiliia1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

The ruf of or Hswloo<k enpaorf. vffeh re
sra - ir - fz . ensh sTstf a. n7ra ~ :. ~
III IS loat za1 stre NJ fs1 a f<rzor recltn.n9 n
tarrr1ark heI1 - nrf - q - f1sTrFs erre~f
hsfsasfnk IS rftFffseS 6as prsf ~ f~ee 1tsrrrf-t
pfth A~niae Htr -eset enf Ssresfff "a e
ftr Hsenark hfa-s frrr 81 ~ - EHff
ce1e- scat 81 De- 1rs afe s. Carp 1sa9s
sre hsiTs o. ssds. - ssa9eEs tie.. 10 sets
fris fo ferL
CE n =. q r~CXE
Cv0rT = Cxz.zle ei7-sL.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
a SAD Johe.

She was thc wife of labwer-a
y,-ri woman who struggled hard Ia
keep her bous. neat and her children
well dressed. but she had violent tenn
per. II WAS Saturday. and the two lit
tie children. Ben and Alice. we're ready
for an excursion. Ben wore white
suit, which his mamma had made for
him. and OF which he was very proud.
Just IA ben was leaving home his
mother discovered n black spot on the
dazzling white suit.
whats that 7" she asked sharply.
"Only n deasc spot, mamma-only a
little dcase spot"
an make n grease spot out of you.
she exclaimed angrily, trying to strike
him.
Little Ben lodged, but ran his head
against the sharp edge Of the bureau.
When she picked him up he was uncon'
scious.
The physician found the child deliri-
ous. and pronounced the case brain
fever. 1t was quick in its work, and
Ben was soon still and cold.
In darkened room sat the motlief
by the side Of the little collin. Alice
stole in quietly. and tugged at her dress.
Mamma, dear, is Bennie dease spot
now p
! scbs. choking vos5, answered her.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15
Those Usr Clalssss.

The questions arising from the Ute
claims appear intcrminablc. says the
Denver Republican. Another one WAS
presented to the Attorney General for
an opinion last week. The vouchers
for In. pay Of Major Gavin Leslie. one
OF the officers In the force which was
sent on the expedition, and for pay for
supplies furnished by William Cohogrn
WAS presented to the Auditor. That
official WAS asked to draw certificates Of
Indebtedness. and he refers the matter
to the Attorney General for an opinion.
These are test cases and involve the
rest Of the claims against the State
which arise from the expedition. II
the Attorney General should give an
opinion favorable to the issuance OF GER
titicatcs Of Indebtedness there Will be
little DELAY in getting money ON them.
with small discount. The certificates
Of Indebtedness are equivalent to State
notes, and the Legislature would hardly
refuse to appropriate sufficient amount
10 pay them. lf. however. the Attor-
ney General should give an opinion ad-
versely to the issuance of certificates,
the claimants would have only the Leg
islaturc to depend upon. The Legisla-
ture would probably consider the claims
individually ard consume considerable
time In so doing. The claimants. more
over, would have no means OF securing
cash until after the Legislature should
make an appropriation. 1t is said that
the total expense Of the campaign will
exceed S75.OOO.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

train depart. and delegation OF citizens
met the incoming train In the evening.
There was number Of Denver pas
sengers on board. and they expressed
themselves charmed and delighted with
the trip over the new route. The ele-
giant broad gauge cars and the easy rid
ing over the excellent road bed gave
great comfort and satisfaction, while
the scenery, NO grand. beautiful and
diversified, called out many expressions
Of praise. The Denver train came in
on time. notwithstanding the fact that
II lost an hour on the new grade of tho
Santa Fe. between Denver and Colorado
Springs, showing that the grade and
road Of the Midland In such that lost
time eau Ike made up with ease.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-15

has made good commissioner and wiu
carry the White river country by q
handsome majority. For Clerk and
Recorder Thomas ". Leonard. the
present efficient and popular deputy. re-
ceived the nomination. The party could
not have put up better or stronger
man for the position. For Assessor
". V. Ware Of Newcastle Is the nomi-
nee. and Mr. Seeley Of Rock creek. re-
ceived the nomination for Treasurer.
For Superintendent OF Public instruc-
ton. Sam N. White. Of Rock creek.
For Surveyor and Coroner Messrs.
Churchill and Johnston are the respec-
tive nominees.